What is book, this seemingly simple but esoteric term?In our daily lives, we often come into contact with all kinds of printed matter, some of which are bound into books, and some are scattered pieces of paper. So, aren't those advertising leaflets that can be seen everywhere on the street another form of "book"?
To understand this, we must first be clear: books are more than just piles of paper. A book is a carefully curated and edited collection that carries the thoughts, emotions, and wisdom of the author. Each book has its own internal logical structure and unique form of expression, so that readers can be inspired and enjoyed in the process of reading. And those advertising leaflets on the street, although they are also a collection of printed matter, they are often produced for commercial purposes and lack the cultural connotation and depth of books. Their content is often to sell a product or service, not to impart knowledge or inspire thought. So, although they look like books, they don't actually have the real value of books.
Of course, that's not to say that advertising flyers don't have any value. In some cases, they can provide us with useful information or services. However, if we only think of them as "books", then we will ignore their essential meaning and will not be able to truly understand the true value of books. Therefore, when we talk about books, we are not just talking about a collection of printed matter, but also about a culture, a carrier of wisdom. Books are the crystallization of human civilization, the ocean of knowledge, and the comfort of the soul. Only by truly understanding this can we truly appreciate the charm of books and better appreciate and understand the world.
I can't say a word and pretend.
Please forgive me for the excesses of the words, happiness is the most important thing.
How many scriptures does Confucianism have?What scriptures are there in the world?
People are not ghosts, ghosts are not ghosts - proverb.
Hey, hey, I'm fine, are you okay?Why do we read less and less books now?